Chapter

 1 3 |       dear compatriot, but I had wholly forgotten you. But what
 2 4 |         afford to have a baldric wholly of gold, but had at least
 3 6 |        entertained good company, wholly anticardinalst, though.
 4 6 |    yesterday." ~"Indeed, sire, I wholly comprehend your disappointment.
 5 11|        surmised that she was not wholly unmoved; and this is an
 6 16|      came to Paris for a project wholly political." ~"And I am sure
 7 30|         imagine that this woman, wholly unknown to me as she is,
 8 30|     unknown to me as she is, and wholly unknown to her as I am,
 9 40|  consecrate your days and nights wholly to the king's service." ~
10 45|            As these words agreed wholly with the order they had
11 63|        the abbess pronounce, was wholly unknown to her, and she
12 63| Bonacieux lived on very quietly, wholly ignorant of what had become
13 67| Bonacieux lived on very quietly, wholly ignorant of what had become